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AUCTION SALE.
COINS and MEDALS.
The Collection of English Tokens belonging to
Mr. JOHN C. MILLS.
TOGETHER WITH SELECTIONS FROM THE CABINETS OF
Dr. J. F. Llewellyn,
Dr. Eugene C. Courteau,
AND MESSRS.
J. B. Johnston,
Axel Lindecard,
AND OTHERS.
Friday Afternoon, April 25, 1902,
AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Catalogue by LYMAN H. LOW.
AT THE COLLECTORS’ CLUB,
351 FOURTH AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY.
TERMS USED TO DEFINE THE VARIOUS PARTS OF A COIN.
The front or face of a coin bearing the principal device, is called the
obverse. Obv.
The back is called the reverse. Rev.
The principal device or object represented on a coin is called the
type.
The area or space between the type and the circumference is called
the field.
The lower portion of the area of a coin beneath the type, and separated
from the rest of the field by a horizontal line, is called the exergue. Ex.
The line itself is sometimes called the socle.
Small objects represented either in the field or the exergue, as ad-
juncts to the main type, are called symbols.
Portions of a coin which are sunk below the level of the surface are
said to be incuse.
The words surrounding the device form the legend ; if arranged to
read in lines across a coin or medal, they are called the inscription.
inPOSITIONS.
Counterfeits are of three classes: (i) Struck copies from dies imi-
tating the original. (2) Electrotypes. (3) Casts (the moulding process).
An altered date on a piece, otherwise genuine, may properly be also
classed with the preceding.
Restrikes are impressions from the original dies, but struck subse-
quently; and although from such original dies, should not be classed
with original issues: in certain well-known cases, they have been fur-
tively put on the market, to the detriment of owners of rare originals,
and with a willful disregard of their rights, which might almost be called
robbery, since the owners, even if conscious, are helpless. Restrikes
are close relations to the foregoing class, and should not be encouraged.
Medals struck at the Paris mint since 1842 have the name of the
metal inscribed on the edge, often with a symbol by which the date of
restrike can be approximately known. Therefore issues subsequent to
that date are easily determined, whether original or modern.
CATALOGUE
OF THE
GoiiBction oi Eggiisn Mens oi me mm Cenmnj,
KNOWN AS THE CONDER SERIES,
THE PROPERTY OF
Mr. JOHN O. MILLS, of Albany, N. Y.
WITH SELECTIONS FROM THE CABINETS OF
Dr. J. F. LLEWELLYN, Dr. EUGENE G. COURTEAU,
And flessrs. J. B. JOHNSTON, AXEL LINDEGARD, and others,
Embracing a most varied assortment of the United States and Canadian
Series, with many Foreign.
Mbicb will be Solb bn public Suction at
THe Rooms of the COLLECTORS’ CLDB, 351 Fonrtb Ave, New Tori,
HENRY C. MERRY, Auctioneer,
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 25, 1902,
AT TWO O’CLOCK.
The Goins, etc., will be on Exhibition from 9.30 A. M., to 7 P. M.
CATALOGUED BY
LY M A X TT . LOW,
UNITED CHARITIES BUILDING, FOURTH AVENUE AND 22d STREET,
(Telephone 4980, Eighteenth St.)
NEW YORK, N. Y.
THE SIZE OF
COINS AND M EDALS
( I'he closing number or that following name of coin)
In this Catalogue, is given in Millimeters.
15
iimi
35
10
20
45
30
40
55
50
1 1 J I ! 1 1
65
60 70
mi 1 1 1 1 1 j 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1; 1 1 1 ! |
75 | 85 I 95 I
80 90 100
( Millimeters .)
ABBREVIATIONS USED.
abt
JE
JR
bet
bril.
bzcl.
Ctms.
Ctvs.
C.S.
Cwn.
cwnd.
d.
dbl.
dif.
do.
Ex.
ex.
G. B.
gd.
hd.
U. S. Mints are designated as follows: C., Charlotte; C. C., Carson City; I).,
Dahlonega; O., New Orleans; S., San Francisco; without letter, Philadelphia.
AUTHORITIES QUOTED.
B., Betts, C. Wyllys, American Contemporary Medals ; Catalogue No. 4, S. S. & C
Co., L’d, 1892; Fis., Father A. Fischer Cat, by S. S. & C. Co., 1891 ; (Both compiled
by L. FI. Low) ; Fon., Fonrobert Catalogue ; II. or Hwk., Hawkins on English
Coins ; L., L. H. Low’s 2d Ed. Hard Times Tokens ; M. I., Medallic l!l. British Hist ;
V. L., Van Loon, Medallic Hist, of Holland.
about.
Ins.
inscription.
S.
Size.
Copper.
/.
left.
S. B.
Small bronze.
Silver.
Lib.
Liberty.
sep.
( separate.
between.
M. B.
Middle bronze.
) separating.
brilliant.
mil.
military.
std.
j- seated.
bronzed.
in. in.
mint mark.
setd.
Centimes.
mon.
monogram.
shld.
shield.
Centavos.
mtd.
mounted.
sim.
similar.
Counterstamped.
n. d.
no date.
sq.
square.
Crown.
O.
j- Obverse.
stdg.
standing.
crowned.
Obv.
supl.
supplement.
Pence.
double.
oct.
octag.
j- octagonal.
sup.
suptd.
j- supported.
different.
pf.
proof.
Trans.
Translation.
ditto.
r.
right.
unc.
uncirculated.
Exergue.
Rf
| Reverse.
V.
very.
extra.
Rev.
var.
) variety.
Large bronze.
Res.
restrike.
\ varieties.
good.
head.
Rl.
Rls.
j- Reals.
W.m.
wrth.
White metal,
wreath.
V All manner of copies, alterations and impositions
are excluded from my sales.
*** There are no duplicates in any lot unless so men-
tioned specially or stated to be unassorted.
*** Copies of this Catalogue, giving prices realized, neatly
executed in red ink, 40 cents.
TO BIO UNDERSTANDIIIGLY, THIS PST BE READ CAREFULLY,
Coins and medals are sold at so much per piece, U. S. proof sets excepted.
You cannot bid for one piece in a lot. If a lot contains ten pieces, and you
desire to offer $2 for it, make your bid 20c. The auctioneer will accept an
advance of 1 cent up to 50c., then 5c. up to $2.50, when 10c. is the limit, up
to $10, and thereafter not less than 25c. Hence any bid up to 50c. can be
entertained, but after that the bid must be 55c., 60c., and so on. Such offers
as 53c., $1.01, and all intermediate figures are unavailable.
My terms for buying are 10%, and 1 make no charge less than 25 cents.
CATALOGUE.
THE PROPERTY OF MR. JOHN G. MILLS.
ENGLISH TOKENS OF THE 18th CENTURY.
An unusual Collection, and valuable ; mostly in tiie choicest preserva-
tion. The foundation, made many years ago, was largely
AUGMENTED BY SELECTIONS FROM THE
DOUGHTY AND CUTTING COLLECTIONS.
References are to James Conder’s work on the series, published at Ipswich,
England, in 1798 and 1799. The bracketed figures refer to page, the others to the
particular numbers on the page. w. e. denotes wrong edge ; (2, 1 w. e.) means 2
pieces, one of which has a wrong or differing edge.
PENNIES.
1 Anglesey. Paris Mine Co. A Druid’s head, 1791, 1787 (3).
[2] 10, good, 11 (2 var.), [3] 12. Unc., partly bright. 4
2 Another, 1787, “1” within D above cypher. [3] 14. Proof,
reddish. Rare. t
3 Another, similar, struck without a collar. [3] 15. Unc., much
redness. Very rare. x
4 Others, without date. Very open wreath enclosing Druid’s
head, and without date. [3] 19. Another, differently executed,
by “ W.” Plain edge ; unc., partly bright. V. rare. 2
5 Cambridge. King’s Coll. Chapel, 1796. [19] 4. Chester. East
Gate, British Penny, Globe. [22] 2. V. fine, rare. 2
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ENGLISH TOKENS.
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7
9
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12
13
16
17
18
19
Gloucester. Revs., Cathedral, St. Mary de Crypt, St. Mary de
Lode, bzd proofs, and St. Michael’s, red proof. Kempson's.
[37] b 2, 3, 4- 4
Others. St. Nicholas’s Church, New County Gaol, and St. Bar-
tholomew’s Hospital. [37] 5, 6, 7. Red proofs ; a little im-
paired, probably by injudicious handling. 3
Hereford, 1796, bull prancing. Loch-Leven, 1797, girl treading
clothes in tub. Both uncirculated. Lancaster, castle and
bridge, 1794 (in white metal). Fine. [45] 3, [53] 1, 2, All
rare ; last two rarest. 3
Halsall, fine. Middlesex, Kempson's. Guild Hall and Mansion
House. [55] 1, [70] 15, 16. Unc. ; last two rare. 3
Middlesex. Westminster Hall, Banqueting House, and Queen’s
College Gate. [68] 1, 2, 3. Halls, deformed figure of Dun-
stan. [69] 10 (fine), 11. All rare, unc. 5
Kempson's. “ Back front ” of Somerset House, Bank of En-
gland, and St. Bartholomew’s Hospital. [70] 17, 18, 19. Unc.
All rare. 1
Bethlehem Hospital, Carlton House, and Chelsea Hospital.
[70] 20, 21, [71] 22. Unc., rare. 3
Christ’s Church Hospital, St. Paul’s Church, and Foundling
Hospital. [71] 23, 24, 25. Unc., rare. 3
St. George’s Hospital, Goldsmith’s Hall, and Greenwich Hos-
pital. [71] 26, 27, 28. Unc., rare. 3
Guy’s Hospital, St. James’s (first used as a royal palace), and
Ironmongers’ Alms House. [71] 29, 30, 31. Unc., rare. 3
St. Luke’s Hospital, Middlesex Hospital, and Montague House.
[72] 32, 33, 34. Uncirculated. All rare. 3
Monument, Ordnance Office, and Royal Exchange. [72] 35,
36, 37. Extremely fine and unc. ; none common. 3
St. Thomas’s Hospital, Trinity Alms House, and Westminster
Bridge, Cripplegate. [72] 38, 39, [73] 42, 48. Unc. ; none
common. 4
Goldsmiths’ Hall, unc. ; Geo. Ill visited St. Paul’s (extremely
fine), also attended Divine Service ; Low’s Grand Hotel
(fine). The last in W.m. [74] 54, [75] 58, 62. All un-
common. 4
Skidmore's. None common. Addington Place, Cowes Castle,
Bishop of London’s seat at Fulham. [76] 65, 67, 69. Unc.
3
PENNIES. 5
Skidmore's. House of Lords, part of Isleworth, and Smallpox
Hospital. [76] 71, [77] 73, 77. Uncirculated. 3
— South Sea House, West Clandon Place, and Sessions House,
Old Bailey. [77] 78, 81, [78] 82. Uncirculated. 3
Young’s. View of St. Paul’s, London and Westminster, Tower
of London, and Albion Mill. [78] 83, [79] 92, 95. V. fine
to proof ; last two rare. 3
Tallow Chandlers’ Hall, Vintners’ Hall, and Wax Chandlers’
Hall. [81] 1x4, [82] 115, 1x6. Unc. All rare. 3
Norwich Castle, 1797 ; Wroxham, 3 Pence. |_Ii:7] 2> 3 • Unc.
Both rare. 2
Bath. Botanic Garden, M. Lambe & Son, and “ Bungay Half-
penny,” 1794, on thick planchet. 2 var., one n. d., ins.
“Double Token,” etc., on edge; also 1796. [130] 2, 3,
[ x 4 x ] 1, 2, 3. Fine to unc. Some are rare. 5
Bungay Tower, Bury, Marq. Cornwallis; Ipswich, Card. Wolsey.
Payable at Conder’s ; Lambeth, Woodbridge, Thos. Seck-
ford. [141] 4, 5, [142] 9, 13. Unc. 4
Lambeth. Sir Geo. Cook, mayor of Garrat, stdg, smoking a
pipe, also holds mug and keg of beer. [147] 4. Unc., very
rare. 1
Warwickshire. P. K. in script. Ancient fortress. Bir-
mingham Poet. [160] 1, 2. Kendal, T. Hall. [175] 2. Unc.,
rare. 3
Worcestershire. Dudley Priory, Tower of Dudley Castle. Bri-
tish. G. — III, 1788, “ When we forget him,” etc. The last
in W.m. and fine. [177] 3, 5, [200] 5. Unc. 3
“Glory be thine, intrepid Fox.” 2 var., 1 in W.m. Right Hon.
Chas. Jas. Fox, in W.m. [202] 17, 18, 19. Fine to unc., rare. 3
Adml. Gardner, Thos. Hardy, etc., “Not guilty;” Thos. John-
son, Isaac Perrins. [203] 21, 23, [205] 29, 35. Fine to unc. 4
GREATHEADS — WRONG | HEADS — RIGHT | HEADS — MEETING AT
Warwick | may 31 1 79 7. Three men in cart drawn by ass
under a gallows. [203] 22. V. fine. W.m. From Cutting
sale, at $6.75. 1
John Howard, Adml. Howe, and Jos. Priestley. [204] 25, 26,
[206] 38. Fine and extremely so. All in W.m. The last
is rarely met with in JE. I do not recall another specimen
in W.m. 2
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ENGLISH TOKENS.
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36
37
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44
Promissory, 1796. Lion sleeping under rock, Monument, Revo-
lution Penny. % R Bust of Win. Ill, 1688. [206] 39, 40,
[207] 42. Unc. ; last two uncommon. 3
Revolution, Jubilee. “Britons never will be slaves.” W.m.
Two scratches on obv., otherwise fine. Scotland, 1797.
Bust of Adam Smith. R Forge, etc., sea and ships. A
bronzed proof. [207] 43, 46. Both rare. 2
Sedition. Monster flying. “Our food is sedition.” R “Nour-
ished to torment” — July 14th, 1791. A snake in the grass.
Unc. Geo. Whitefield, fair, and Doctor Willis (in JE gilt ;
Conder mentions W.m. only, and Cutting’s was W.m.). Very
good. [207] 47, [209] 59, 60. All rare. 3
Sheridan, Slave, Thurlow, Pitt. [208] 48, 49, 50, 51. All in
W.m. Fine to about perfect. All very uncommon. 4
Gloucester, 1797. St. Mary de Lode and White Friars. [313]
*3, *7. Bzd proofs. Both rare. Charity. Birmingham
Workhouse, Two Shillings and Sixpence. Fine. Brass.
[320] *11. 3
British commercial penny. R Britannia seated on cannon.
1 797 * [320] Pzd proof. (Cutting sale, $4,90.) 1
HALFPENNIES.
Anglesey. Druid’s head. R P. M. Co. in script. 1788. [4]
20, 21, 22, 23. Fine, 1 ; unc., red, 3. 4
1 789, [4] 24; 1791, [5] 25, 31, 32. Very fine, uncirculated and
proof. 4
1793, edge, “An asylum for the oppressed,” etc.; 1794, also
with revs., a woolpack, Irish Mine Co., John Wilkinson and
“ Wilkison.” [5] 34 w. e., 35, [6] 39, 40 w. e., 43, 44, [7] 46,
47, 49, 50. Good to fine. 10
Others with Druid’s head. [7] 53, 56, [8] 57. 3 var. Dundee,
1795. Ship at quay, Croom’s Infirmary, Glass Works, Dun-
hope Castle, 1797 ; St. Andrew’s Church, 1797. [11] 4, [12]
5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Fine, unc. and proof ; some uncommon. 9
Forfar. View of town, [12] 10; Montrose, [13] 11; “ Amers-
ham Token, 1797,” [17] 1; “Aylesbury Half Penny” and
“ Token,” [17J 2, 6 ; Chesham, [18] 7 ; Cambridge, [20] 8, 9 ;
Caermarthen, [21] 1. Fine to unc. Some are rare.
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HALFPENNIES.
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46 Beeston Castle, Chester, Macclesfield, R. & Co. (4), bust of
Roe (4). [22] 3, 4 w. e., 5, [23] 7 w. e., 8, 9, 10, 12, [24] 14,
15. Good, fine and unc. ; some scarce. 10
47 Cornwall Co., Falmouth, Penryn Volunteers, [26] 1, 2, 3;
“Buxton Token,” Crescent, 1796, [28] 2. Fine to unc. ; last
/ very rare. 4
' 48 Exeter, Plymouth, above loom — Halfpenny below, also both
above, with w. e. [29] 2, 5 (2 var.) ; Poole, Sherborne, [31]
1, 5 ; Braintree, Chelmsford, [32] 4, [33] 2, 3, 4. Fine to
unc. ; some are scarce. 9
49 Dunmow, 1793, with milled and lettered edge; Epping Forest,
1796, “Value One Shilling,” [34] 5 (2 var.), 6. Uncircu-
lated. All very rare. 3
50 Hornchurch, Maldon, Warley, [34] 7, 8, 9, w. e. ; Glamorgan,
Swansea, [36] 1 (2, 1 w. e.), 2 ; Badminton, Brimscomb Port,
Gloucester, [38] 9, w. e., 10, 12 ; Newent, [39] 14. Fine to
unc. ; some scarce. 10
51 Basingstoke, “Value One Shilling,” [40J 3; Emsworth, [41] 5,
6, 7, 8 ; Gosport, [41] 9, 10, 11 ; Isle of Wight, Petersfield,
[42] 14, 15. Fine and uncirculated. 11
52 Portsmouth, [42] 17, 18, 19, [43] 20, 22 ; Portsea, [43] 23, 24,
25 ; Southampton, [44] 29, 30. Good to unc. 10
53 Hereford, [45] 4 ; Stratford, [46] 2 ; Inverness, [47] 2, 3 ; Ap-
pledore [48] 1, (2, 1 w. e.). One good, others unc. and
proof ; some scarce. 7
54 Benenden, Brookland, Canterbury, Deal, Deptford, Dimchurch,
Dover, [48] 2, 3, 4, 5, [49] 6, 8, 9, 10, n, 12. Fine to un-
circulated. 10
55 Feversham, Goudhurst, Hawkhurst, Hyth, Lamberhurst, Maid-
stone, [50] 15, 17, 18, [51] 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25. Mostly fine
to unc. ; some very uncommon. g
56 Romney, Sandwich, Staplehurst, Tenterden, dray and beer bar-
rels “To cheer our hearts,” Gatehouse, Lancaster, 1791-94,
[52] 26, 27, 28, 29, [54] 1, [55] 4, 5 (2, 1 w. e.), 6 w. e.,
[56] 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15. Several with bust of John of
Gaunt. Good to unc.
57 Liverpool, 1791-95. Ship. R Arms, etc. [57] 19 (2 die var.),
21, 22 (2, 1 w. e.), [58] 25 (3, 2 w. e.), 26 w. e., 28 (2 w. e.),
30, 31. Good to unc.
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Manchester, [59] 38 (2, 1 w. e.), 39> 4° (2, i w. e.), [60] 43 ;
Rochdale, [60] 44 (2, 1 w. e.), 46, 47, 48 w. e. Fine to un-
circulated.
Glasgow, [62] 1, 2 w. e. ; Lincoln, Sleaford, Spalding, Wain-
fleet, [63 J 1, 2, 3 (2 var.), 4, 5. Fine to proof.
Edinburgh, 1796-97. Britannia seated ; bust of Turk, High-
lander, etc. [64] 1 w. e., 2, 3, 4, 6, [65] 7, 8 w. e., 10. Fine
to unc. ; some rare.
Others. St. Andrew, [65] 11, 13 (2, 1 w. e.), 14 (5 var.);
Leith, [66] 16 w. e., 17 w. e., 19, 20, 21. Fine to uncircu-
lated.
Middlesex, Chelsea, Hackney, [83] 119, 122 w. e., Hendon,
Hornsey, [84] 123, 124. Uncirculated. All rare.
London. Allen’s, Black Friars, Bebbington’s, Biggar’s, and
Birchell’s. [84] 125 (2, 1 w. e.), [85] 130, 137, 132, 133, 134.
Fine to unc.
Chamber’s, Clark’s, Washington “Grate Cent,” 1795; Corres-
ponding Soc., Coventry St., Davidson’s. [85] 136, 137, 138,
141, 142. Good to unc. Some rare.
Dennis’, Dodd’s, with head of Handel (thick and thin plan-
chets), Eaton’s, Foster’s, Foundling Fields, Fowler’s, Guest’s.
[87] I43> J44 (2 var.), 145, 146, 147, 149, [88] 151 w. e. Fine
to unc.
Hall’s, 3 animals (2 revs.), deformed man (2 revs.), white
negress, and a toucan on branch. [88] 152-157. All very
fine ; none common.
Hancock’s, Hatfield’s, Heslop’s, “ Can you do so,” Ibberson’s,
[89] 158, 160, 161, 163 ; Kelly’s, Lackington’s, [90] 165 (2,
1 w. e.)-i7o. Fine to proof ; some scarce.
London and Middlesex. Shakespear, [90] 172 ; Prince of Wales
(5); John of Gaunt, stag (3 var.); Wilkinson, [91] 173 (2,
1 w. e.), 174 (2, 1 w. e.), 175, 177, 179 (2, 1 w. e.), 180, 181.
Fine to unc., some scarce.
Lyceum, Mail Coach, Meymott’s, [92] 182-185, J86 w. e. (last
not in Cutting collection, and unchecked in my copy of Con-
der, certainly a rarity). V. fine to unc.
Moore’s, Neeton’s, a Saracen’s head, Newgate (3 var.), Pid-
cock’s (3 var.). [92] 187-191, 194, 195 (2, 1 w. e.). Fine to
unc., some rare.
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HALFPENNIES.
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71 Pidcock’s, dbl. -headed cow and ostrich; Presbury’s, Ratley’s,
man yawning, holds picture before connoisseur; Richardson’s,
Rupert St., Salter’s, Schooling’s, Shackelton’s. [94] 196, 198,
201, 202, 203, [95] 204, 205 (2, 1 w. e.)-2o8. Fine to unc.,
some rare. 1 1
72 Sims’s, Skidmore’s, Covent Garden, Holborn, St. Martin’s,
Ludgate. [96] 210, 21 1, [100] 244, [102] 262, [103] 272.
V. fine and unc. Last 4 rare. 5
73 Walbrook, St. Stephen’s ; Smithfield, bust of Robt. Orchard ;
Spence’s, an ass with two pair of panniers ; a Blue Coat Boy.
[105] 291, [107] 310, 3 1 1 , [108] 312. Fine to unc. All very
rare. 4
74 Sailor seizing a landsman ; a dog, “ Much gratitude brings ser-
vitude ; ” bust of Fox. [108] 314, 316, 319 w. e. Unc. All
very rare. 3
75 Lord George Gordon, “ A Marine Society Boy,” D. Mendoza.
[109] 320, 322, 323. Unc. All rare. 3
76 Cain and Abel, a pig, a Highlander, “A true-hearted sailor.”
[109] 324, 325, 328, [1 10] 329. Very fine and unc. Three
are rare. 4
77 “ The habit of a Spaniard ; ” an American Indian ; bust of John
Thelwall. [1 10] 330, 33 1, 332. Unc. All rare. 3
78 Horn Tooke, Esq. “The habit of a Turk,” a deserted village.
[no] 333 0, 1 w. e.), 335, [hi] 337. Unc., all rare. 4
79 Spittle’s, Stinton’s, Tower Hill, Williams’s, Westminster, Aber-
gaveney, Monmouth, [m] 339, 340, 341, 343 (2, 1 w. e.),
[1 1 2] 348, 349, [x r 6] 1, 2. Fine to about unc. Two are
very rare. 9
80 Sumner’s. The head of a wild-man, facing. R7 “ Sumner’s
Museum, No. 24 Old Cavendish St.,” etc. [hi] 342. Abt.
unc., v. rare. The late Dr. Fredenthal is said to have paid
£8 for his specimen. 1
80a Westminster. St. James’s Church, Whitehall Gate. Padding-
ton, New Church. [112] 351, [113] 352, 353. Unc. All
rare. 3
80b Stepney Church, Stoke Newington Church, Willsdon Church.
[**3] 354, 355, 356- Unc. All rare. 3
81 Aylesham, Blofield, Norwich (8 var.). [1 18] 5, 6, 7, [119] 12
(2, 1 w. e.) to 18. Mostly fine to unc. Some are rare. 11
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Norwich. [119] 19, [120] 20 (2, 1 w. e.), 22, 23, 24, 27, 28 (2
die var.), [121] 29 w. e. Fine to unc.
Norwich Cathedral, 1797. B? Helmed head. [120] 26. Yar-
mouth. Asia, Africa and America personified, 1796. [121]
32. Both about unc. and rare.
Yarmouth, [121] 30, 32 (2, 1 w. e.) ; Northampton, [122] 1;
Nottingham, Donald & Co. (2 obv. die var.), [124J 2 ; Ban-
bury, [125] 2 ; Perth, [127] r, 3, 5. Fine to unc.
Newcastle, 1797. Sailor. B/ Barge. North Shields, ship at
quay, [123] 3, 4. Perth, 1797. B? Water-mill and trees, [127]
2. Extremely fine and unc. All are rare.
Coalbrook Dale, Shrewsbury, [128] 4, 5, [129] 7; Bath, [132]
12, 14, 17, [138] 18, 22, 23. Fine to unc.
Bath. All Saints’ Chapel, Free School, and Kensington Chapel,
interior of new Pump Room. [134] 29, 34, 36, [135] 41.
Unc. and proof. All rare.
Others, Alfred ye Great, “Walcot Turnpike — No trust;”
Wood & Co. ; principal entrance to new Pump Room. [135]
43, 44, 45 w. e., [136] 48. Fine and unc. None common, the
last very rare.
Bridgewater, Bristol, Chester, “ Druggist and Chymist,” a glass-
house, etc. [136] 49, 50 w. e., 52, 53, [137] 54 to 57. Fine,
some are rare.
Bristol Token, 1795. Two men in conversation. Very rare.
Dunkirk, [137] 58, 59, 60. Fine and unc. Rare.
Leek, Litchfield, Dr. Iohnson, Stafford, [139] 1, 2, 4, 5 ;
Beccles, Blything, [143] 14, 15. Fine and unc.; most of
best. Two are rare.
Tipton Halfpenny. View of church. B? Anchor. [139] 6. Ex-
tremely fine, partly bright, very rare. Cutting sale, $3.10.
Bungay, [143], 17, 18, 19 (2, 1 w. e.), [144] 20; Bury (7 var.),
[144] 22 to 26 (3 edge var. of 24). Fine to unc., red.
Haverhill, Hoxne, Ipswich, “ Payable at Conder’s,” etc. ; Lowe-
stoft, Sudbury, [144] 27, [145] 28 to 32, 34, [146] 35 (2 obv.
die var.). Fine to unc.
Croydon, Guildford, Battel, Chichester, Eastbourn, “ Fisher’s
Library and Lounge,” Frant, Grinstead, Hastings, [148] 14,
15, [151] 2, [152] 9 to 13, [153] 14. Fine to unc., some
scarce.
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Bermondsey. St. Mary Magdalen’s, Bermondsey Priory, [148]
10, 11. Rotherhite, St. Mary’s; Southwark, Christ Church,
St. John’s, St. Olave’s, St. Saviour’s and St. Thomas’s; all
churches, by Jacobs. [149] 18 to 23. Unc. All rare, the last
two in the highest degree. From Cutting sale, $7, $1.50 each.
Lambeth. Same type as the Penny. [149] 17. Brighton.
Officer stdg before camp, B? Soldiers besieging a city. An-
other with ships at sea, military trophy below. [15 1] 6, [152]
7. Unc. All very rare.
Horsham, “Long live the King,” [153] 16; Rye, G. Bennett,
Grocer, 1796, [154] 21 ; No. Wales, a Druid’s head, [156] 8.
Unc. All rare.
Northiam, Winchelsea, North Wales, [153] 17, 18, [154] 22,
[155] 3 w. e., 5, 10, [157] 23, 26 (2, 1 w. e.), 29. Good to
unc., red.
North Wales, Warwickshire, Birmingham, [158] 36, 38?, 42,
[161] 5 (2 die var.), 7, 8 w. e., 9 (2 die var.), 10. Gd to unc.
Birmingham. Female seated, stork, Dr. Johnson, etc., [162]
11 to 18 (17 has w. e.), [163] 20 (2, 1 w. e.), 22, 25 (2,
1 w. e.), [164] 30, 35. Good to unc., some scarce.
Gen’l Elliot. Bust /. B? P. S. in script. [162] 19. Boy stdg
leaning on screw. B? Three men hanging on a gibbet.
Birm. Poorhouse. “ Payable there.” [163] 23, 25. Unc.
All rare.
John WiU’ison. Bust r. B? Halfpenny 1794, etc. [164] 29.
Oak tree and ships at sea. Wm. Hallen, with bust and
without. [164] 32, 33, 34. V. fine to unc. Rare and v. rare.
Kempson's. Bust of Geo. III. Ashted Chapel, St. Bartholo-
mew’s Chapel, Blue School, Blue Coat Charity School, the
New Brass Works, New Brewery. [165] 37, 38, 40-44. V.
fine to unc. All rare.
Others. Free School, General Hospital, Hotel erected, St.
John’s Chapel, St. Martin’s Church, St. Mary’s Chapel,
“The Old Meeting.” [165] 45-49, [166] 50, 51. V. fine to
unc. All rare.
Others. “Old Meeting,” Navigation Office, Old Cross, St.
Paul’s Chapel, Birmingham Theatre, Welch Cross and
Library, also Lutwyche’s Manufactory. [166] 52, 55, 57,
58,61,62,64,65. Fine and unc. Nearly all rare.
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Coventry, 1792, ’93, ’94, ’95. Lady Godiva, nude on horse-
back. Revs., elephant, cross, and arms. [167] 66, 67, 68,
70, [168] 71 w. e., [17 1] no. Varieties of some. The last
for Nuneaton. A choice set. Fine to unc.
Others by Kempson. “ Coventry Token ” on edge (with three
exceptions), Bablake Hospital, the Barracks, Remains of
Cathedral, Cook Street-Gate, and Coventry Cross. [168]
74 w. e., 76, 77, 79, 81. Fine to unc. All rare.
Others. County Hall, Drapers’ Hall, Ford’s Hospital, Free
School. [169] 83, 84, 85 w. e., 87 w. e., 89. Fine to proof.
All rare.
Others. Grey Friars Gate, do. steeple, St. John’s Church, St.
Mary Hall, Mill Lane Gate. [170] 90, 92, 94, 96, 98.
Fine to proof. All rare.
Others. Spon Gate, Trinity Church, White Friars Gate (2
types). [17 1] 101, 102, 104, 106 w. e. Fine to proof. All
rare.
Meriden Token, 1796. “ Prize for Archery.” Unc. Nuneaton
Arms and Lady Godiva. V. fine. [17 ij 108, 110. Both rare.
Willey. lohn Wilkinson, Iron Master. B7 Man working at
forge, window in the building. [172] 114. Extremely fine
and rare. Cutting sale, $4.25.
Others. Wilkinson. B^ Man working at forge, 1787-88 ; ship,
’88, forge, ’90. [72] 115 (2 var.), 116 to 120. Fine to unc.
Others. Wilkinson and Wilkensen, 1790-95. B^ Forge and
Vulcan. [173] 12 1 (3 die var.) to 127 (with 2 var. of last),
[174] 128. Fine to proof.
Kendal (3 var.), Wiltshire, Devizes, Holt (2 var.), Salisbury.
[175) 4, 5, 6, [176] 1 to 4, 7. Fine to unc. ; most of best.
Dudley. Shepherd reclining, and soldiers besieging a city.
The latter not in Cutting, and unchecked in my record copy.
[178] 7, 8. Extremely fine. Two very rare Tokens.
Hagley. A man angling in brook. Kidderminster. A wool-
pack within palm branches. [178] 10, 11. Both unc. and
very rare.
Bedal, Huddersfield, Hull (5 var.), Leeds (2 var.), Sheffield
(2 var.), York. [181] 7, 9, 10, [182] n, 14 (2, 1 w. e.), 15,
19 (proof), [183) 20, 24 w. e., 25, [184] 29. Mostly fine ;
some are scarce.
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115 Ireland. Cork, Fame flying (2 var., both rare); Dublin (5
var., some scarce). [186] x, 2, [187] 1, [189] 23, [190] 30,
32, 36. Good to unc. 7
115a Dublin. Fyan, Firegrate, M. F. W., etc. [191] 41, 42 w- e->
43 (2, 1 w- e.), 44, [ 1 92^ 51 w- e-> 52 [>93] 55 (2, 1 w- e-)>
56, 59. Fine to unc., some very uncommon. 1 1
1 16 Justice standing, 17-94. The land we live in. L & R
Fine, not in Cutting and first I have seen. [192] 50. Prince
of Wales crest, unc. ; also a var. about fine. [193] 61, 62.
The latter very rare. 3
1 17 John Brewer, French Arms, Dublin. B? dealer | in foreign |
wines and | spiritous | liquors. [193] 63. Unc., ex. rare. i
1 18 Cronebane. A Bishop’s head in profile, with crozier, 6, and
without, 2. [196] r (3, 2 dies, 1 w. e.), 7, [197] 9 w. e., 13,
14 (v. rare, not in Cutting), 18. Good to unc. and proof. 8
1 19 Others varying from preceding. [198] 20, 22, 24 w. e., 25.
The last three rare. Good to fine. 4
120 British. Lost to Britannia’s hope, Geo. Ill etc., Chariot, Map
of France, Long live the King, Cape St. Vincent, etc. [211]
14, 23 (brass, holed), 24, [213] 25, 26, 27, [214] 29, 30, 35,
[2x5] 40. Good to unc., some scarce. 10
121 Head of Geo. III. B? to | commemorate | etc., 1797, in 8
lines. [212] 22. King and Constitution. B? Hope stand-
ing. [214] 36. Both unc. and rare, the latter especially. 2
122 A man handcuffed, padlock on his mouth. “ A free born
Briton of 1796.” B? Knife, fork and plate padlocked down
to a table, “Useless.” Another from same obverse die. B?
“A French Republican.” A sailor standing beside anchor.
[217] 61, 62. Unc., both uncommonly rare, and none more
prized. Cutting sale, $3.10 each.
123 Brunswick (3 var.), Citing, Coal Trade, Cornwallis, Cornwall,
Druid, etc. [217] 63, 65, 66 w. e., [2x8] 69, 75, [219] 79,
80, [220] 84, 90, [221] 93, 94 (2, 1 w. e.), 96, 97. Fine to
unc., some uncommon.
124 City besieged. B? Ships at sea, war trophy below. Collector’s
Token, man sitting at table spread with coins. B? Ass and
mule saluting. Another with asses running for Halfpence.
[218] 70, [219] 76, 77. All unc., red and very rare. Cutting
sale, $2.90 each.
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Cultivation, plow and harrow. Revs., Scales and wheatsheaf.
“English Slavery,” man eating at table. Itf “French Lib-
erty,” man seated on ground gnawing a bone. [219] 81, 82,
[221] 92. All unc. and rare.
David Garrick, Genl. Convenience, helmed head, Adml. Howe
(edge, “Buxton Token”). Another sim., bust “Inscribed
to the Tars of Old England.” The last in W.m. [222]
102, [223] no, [227] 141, 142. Fine to unc. All rare.
Gaunt (3 var.), [222] 103 to 105; Handel, Hands United,
Hardy, [224] 116 to 120; Howard, [225] 125. Good to
unc., some scarce.
Howe (5 var.), Admiral Jervis, Industry. [225] 130 (2, 1 w. e.),
131, [226] 137, 138, [227] 148, [228] 149, 150, 151. Good
to unc., some are rare.
Irish. B^ Liberty and Security, Hibernia, Kemp, Kirk, low
hall | colliery | 1 797. Loyal Briton’s Lodge. [228] 154,
[229] 161, 163, 164, [230] 168, 169, 172. Good to very fine.
Three are rare.
Newton. Odd Fellow’s, End of Pain (5 var.). [231] 177, 181,
[232] 182, 188, 189, 190 w. e., [233] 191, 192. Fine to unc.
Several rare.
Peace and Plenty (6 var.). J. Priestly, citizen of the world.
[233] J93 t0 196 (2, 1 w. e.), [234] 203. Fine to unc.
Some are rare.
Revolution. Scotland. “ Gulielmus Vallus ” Seymour, Shake-
spear, Slave, “Am I not a man and a brother” (3 var.),
“ Opresion ” and “Oppression,” Stanhope, Tom Tackle, etc.
[235] 210, 213, [236] 215, 220, [237] 226, 229 to 232, [238]
236 to 238. Good to unc. ; several scarce.
Isaac Swainson. Head /. B? “ Hygeia preparing Velnos
Vegetable Syrup.” [238] 234. Unc., extremely rare. Cut-
ting sale, $6.60.
Trade. Prince of Wales, Prince and Princess of Wales. [239]
241, 243, 244, 247, [240] 245 to 252, 256. Good to unc.
Some are rare.
Princess of Wales, 3 var. ; Wilkinson, 2 var. ; Wilkenson and
Wilkison, Duke of York, 4 var. [240] 257 (2 var.), [241]
258, 259, [242] 266, 267, 273, 274, [243] 278, 279 (2 var.),
280, 282. Good to unc. Some are rare.
HALFPENNIES.
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136 Varieties. An ass loaded with two pairs of panniers. “ I was
an ass to bear the first pair.” Revs., Lion dismayed, man
with padlock on his mouth, an American Indian, a turnstile.
[266] 224 to 227. Extremely fine to unc. All very rare.
137 British liberty. Sailor seizing a landsman. IT Shepherd
lying under a tree, head of a man and ass joined, and an
American Indian. [269] 51, 54, [270] 59. Very fine and
unc. All very rare.
138 Coaly Tyne. Revs., Thos. Spence, etc., a Highlander. Coin-
ing press. IT Crown and harp. [271] 67, 70, 73. Good
and very fine. All rare.
139 Cow. Revs., King’s arms, a toucan on tree. Dog, “Much
gratitude brings servitude.” Revs., Cain and Abel, three
men dancing under a tree. [272] 75 to 78. Very fine. All
rare.
140 Druid. IT London arms. Dublin. [273] 84, 85. Dudley
Token. Revs., noted advocates, etc., and Highlander. [274]
ior, [275] 108. Very fine and unc. All rare.
1 41 Fame. IT Sheaf of wheat. Fox, head in profile. Revs., Bri-
tannia, armed citizens, Cain and Abel. [276] 122, [277]
131, [278] 135 to T37. Very fine. All rare.
142 France, [278] 141. Lord Geo. Gordon. Revs., Heart and
hand, Cain and Abel. [279] 152, 154. William Hallan. IT
Fire-grate. [280] 160. Very fine and unc. Rare and very
rare.
143 Hendon, Church. Revs., Head of Garrick, arms, “Church
and King,” and figure of Hope. [281] 164, 165 w. e., 166,
173. All fine and very rare.
144 King of England. Bust of Geo. Ill r. Revs., Wheatsheaf,
“To the illustrious,” etc.; scales, a beggar, and scales dif-
fering from the preceding. [283] 195, 196, [284] 199 to 201.
All unc. and rare.
145 Bryan Boiroimhe, [286] 224. Odd Fellows, two faces united.
Revs., Thos. Spence, shepherd, lion, and Highlander. [286]
224, [287] 230 to 232, 235. V. fine and uncirculated. All
rare.
146 Oppression. Two men dancing around a lire. [287] 239.
Pandora’s breeches. IT Mendoza head. [298] 258. Plow.
IT Beggar. [290] 265. Unc. All rare.
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147 Revolution. Before. Man in prison, gnawing a bone ; revs.,
Britannia and guillotine. After. Three men dancing be-
neath tree. R T. Spence, etc. [291] 271 10274. Unc. and
rare, especially the last two.
1 48 Rhinoceros. R Elephant. Sailor. Revs., Thos. Spence, shep-
herd, heart and hand. [291] 277, [292] 282, 283, 284. V.
fine to unc. All rare.
149 Sailor. Revs., Lion, Highlander, a cat, Britannia and Little
Turnstile. [292] 285, 289, [293] 290, 291, 293. Very fine
to unc. All rare.
150 Scales. Revs., Spa Llouse and scales. Ship, corn imported.
Revs., Inscription and scales. Spaniard. R Little Turn-
stile. [294] 301,305,312, [295] 317, 323. Very fine and
unc. Rare and very rare.
15 1 Head of Spence l. Revs., Thos. Spence, shepherd, heart and
hand, Britannia. [296] 326, 327, 328 w. e., 330. Ex. fine
and unc. All very rare.
152 Others with revs. Armed citizen, lion, after the Revolution,
Caduceus. [296] 33 1, 332, 334, [297] 336. Extremely fine.
All rare.
153 Tooke. R Armed citizens. Tree of liberty. Revs., Heart and
hand, lion, after the revolution and Caduceus. [298] 352
w. e., [299] 358, 359 w. e., 363, 366. Very fine and unc.
All rare.
154 Turnstile. R T. Spence. “ United Token.” R Highlander,
a deserted village, Plymouth, Burnt Is., Yeovil. [300] 375,
[301] 381, 382, all rare; [312] *5, [313] x, [317] *60 (rare).
Good to unc.
155 Birmingham, legi regi fidelis Arms. R Birmingham
halfpenny — for exchange. In field, g. b. in script be-
low, 1797. [3 1 7] *7. Extremely fine. Excessively rare,
not in Cutting. I have never seen its duplicate.
FARTHINGS.
With few exceptions, all are rare.
156 Dundee. Scales. R Sentinel. Macclesfield, 1790. Bust of
Chas. Roe. “Cumberland Lake Token,” 1796. [13] 3,
[25] 21, [27] 1. Good to about unc.
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157 Poole. Jas. Bayley, [31] 7. “Essex Token,” 1796. Com-
passes, saw and axe in triangle. Leigh. J. Hemmin, 1796.
[35] 12, 13. Cheltenham, July 12, 1788. [39] 15 (var. of
obv.). Extremely fine to unc. 4
158 Glasgow. Jas. Angus, “A shift 1780.” Alex. Hamilton, [62]
6, 7. Edinburgh. St. Andrew and cross, [67] 26 (2, 1 w. e.).
London. “George and Carolina.” Denton’s, “We three
blockheads be,” 1796. [ 1 1 4] 358, 360. Good to unc. 6
159 Pidcock’s. Elephant, A paroquet ; also with dbl-headed
cow. Spence’s. Thos. Spence, etc., and Adam and Eve.
Bath. Lambe & Son, 1794. Two L’s linked on rev., 1795,
and Bladud driving swine. [114] 365, [115] 366, 368, 369
(2 die var.), [137] 61, [138] 62, 65 (has 1794 on rev.). Fine
to unc. 7
160 Litchfield. Payable on | Whit-Monday | at the | Greenhill |
Bank. [140] 8. Lambeth, 1796. Wheatsheaf bet. doves ;
also remains of ancient fortress. [140] 8, [150] 24, 25. 3
161 North Wales, 1793 ; South Wales, 1793. [ 1 59] 45, 48 (2 die
var.). Birmingham. John Howard, and Lutwyche. [174]
130, 131. Dublin, 1792. Turner Camac, chairman. [194]
64. Fine to unc. 6
162 Dublin. M. Murphy | No. 8 | Wood S.t. | Dublin | 1796.
[194] 71. British. “God save the King.” Heads of King
and Queen in profile. Bull ; a man walking on his hands
and feet : “If the law requires it, we will walk thus.” [246]
11, 14, 18, [247] 19. One v. good, remainder v. fine and unc. 5
163 A cat. “In society live free like me,” 1795. Copper Co.,
1791. Druid’s head, G r in script, 1795. [247] 21, 22,
25. Fine to unc. 3
164 Hibernia seated, Adml. Lord Howe and Earl Howe, also Sir
Jno. Jervis, Promisory Naval Farthings, etc. [248] 34, 36,
[249] 39, 46. All about unc. 4
165 Industry, Druid’s head, 1795. Newton (4 var.). End of pain,
man hanging on gibbet. Peace, Harp (2 var.). [250]
48, 55, [251] 57, 58, 61, [252] 68, 72, 73. Good to unc. 8
166 Spence. “ Rouse Britannia,” Prince of Wales, Prince and
Princess, Blockheads. Deformed man. Britannia.
Adam and Eve. Bull with 2 revs. [253] 77, 79 (thick and
thin planchet), 81, [303] 404, [304] 41 1, 416, [305] 419.
Good to unc.
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167 Odd Fellows. Pig, “Am I not a man and a brother,” with
revs. ; Adam and Eve, Coaly Tyne, and T. Spence, “ State
prisoner.” Perth, ancient tower and vessels. R/' Female
watering bleaching-cloth. [305] 427, [306] 435, [307] 441,
442, 443, 444, [316] 6. Mostly fine to unc.
168 Duplicates of the preceding. Wroxham. 1797, Three Pence;
partly bright, and differing Halfpennies, 22 ; some are rare,
many fine ; also 2 Farthings.
169 Others of the same period, not compared with Conder, all
Halfpennies. Good to unc.
170 Another lot answering same description as last. Halfpennies,
24; Farthings, 3. Good to unc.
17 1 Not in Conder, and later. Slough, Bucks, B? The front of a
house, mdccxciv. John Peckham, Chemist, 1795 ; W.
Till, 1794, both with Slough, Bucks, obv. ; also Mr. Till’s
cards, 1834 Farthing and Halfpenny, and 1839 Halfpenny.
Very fine to uncirculated. The first and last of Till’s are
rare.
172 Birmingham. R. Jacobs, Auctioneer. B? penny token —
1798. A merchant at counter, weighing with scales. Ex-
tremely fine and rare.
172a Penny. Oval shield inscribed “ Britain ” on four flags, one
with “ America.” P. M. Co. in script. Varieties : obv.
2, rev. 3. Extremely fine and rare.
173 1799, 1800, ’01, ’04, and later. Christ’s Church Penny (2 die
var.). Cockatoo, lion and dog, etc. Halfpennies, 28, and
Farthings, 11, including Beaver and Wanderow. Good to
fine. Three holed, probably as issued.
Just a word as to value; I copy from the Scott Stamp & Coin Co.’s auction
sale, April 6, 1896, when I wrote as follows :
“ For the information of collectors as to the commercial value of these tokens,
we will state that we have kept a careful record of the prices asked for them by
reputable dealers in London, and elsewhere in Great Britain. Few are marked
as low as 8 shillings ($2.00), while many are rated from 12 to 18 shillings. We
have had several transactions for the obtaining of single specimens of either
Penny, Halfpenny or Farthing, where the price has been from £\ to £2. We
quote from an invoice of 1892, 9 at 15 sh., 9 at 16 sh., 4 at 17 . . 6, 4 at £1 .. 1,
3 at ;£i . . 5 and 3 at £1 . . 10, making 32 pieces, averaging $4.50 each.”
HISTOKICAL JETONS OF HOLLAND.
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HISTORICAL JETONS OF HOLLAND.
1 6th and 17th centuries ; dates from about 155910 1698. All are numbered
according to Dugnoille’s work, entitled “ Le Jeton Ilistorique des Dix-Sept Pro-
vinces des Pays- lias.” Brussels, 1876-80. A circular ticket is beneath each
piece, and in most instances the subject of its issue is given in English. The
condition for the greater part is very fine. It is believed the collection is free
from duplicates.
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188
Lot of 35 pieces.
Another.
Another.
Another.
Another.
Another.
Another.
Another.
Another.
Another.
Another.
Another, with 13 unnumbered.
Others in silver, with dates 1573, ’80, ’81, ’87, ’91, ’93. ’97, ’99,
1603, ’13, ’47. Unnumbered. Very good to very fine.
Books. Conder, James. An Arrangement of Provincial
Coins, Tokens, and Medalets, issued in Great Britain and
the Colonies, within the last 20 years ; from the Farthing to
the Penny size. 330 pp. 3 plates. Small 8vo, boards.
Covers loose. With checks of at least three owners. Ips-
wich, 1798. Scarce.
Dugnoille, Dr. J. F. Le Jeton Historique des Dix-Sept Pro-
vinces des Pays-Bas. 1652 pages. 20 plates. Bound, in 4
vols. Brussels, 1876-80. Large 8vo, half morocco.
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' 189 Merchants’ names. New York State and City. In copper,
brass, copper-nickel and white metal. Specimens in the last
two metals are very uncommon. Fine to uncirculated. A
very choice and interesting lot, and one not often equalled. 165
190 Others of Penn., Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, etc. Equally as
choice and desirable as the preceding.
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Others of the same series, with devices: “Peace Maker,”
“Our Little Monitor,” etc., and notables, Washington, Frank-
lin, Jackson, Lincoln, McClellan, etc. Fine to unc. ; many
of the latter. 93
Unassorted duplicates of the preceding lots. Merchants’
names, 147 ; devices, 78. Fine to unc. 225
Hard Times Tokens. Clark & Anthony, Francis L. Brigham,
etc. Very good to very fine. Low 31, 47, 72, 94, 107 ; com-
mon to rarity 4. 5
Store Cards. 1852-60, the last Cogan, coin dealer (6), and
late cards. Champaign, 111., a dog /. ; 9th N. Y. sutler’s
check, etc. Good to fine. Two duplicates. 20
Foreign Copper. Canada 7, Antigua, Bahama, Haiti (in-
cluding 3 up to 1863, unc.), San Domingo, Jamaica, etc.
Mostly good ; 5 unc. 17
Mexico, Honduras, 1862 2 Pesos, from dies for gold coins,
I, J-, J-, 1869 pickel ; Nicaragua, 1872 Ctvo. ; U. S. Colom-
bia, 1S86 5 Ctvs. One good, others unc. 8
Peru, 1855 “ Medio Centiino ” within wreath, sun on 6-pointed
star. Unc., rare. 1
Peru, Chili, Venezuela, 1863 Essai, Brazil, Argentine, etc.
Good to unc. 15
England. Chas. II, Wm. and Mary, Geo. IV (2 types), Wm.
IV and Victoria. All Farthings; also Half Farthing, 1844, .
Third do. 1827, ’44, ’84, and Quarter do. 1852. Good to
unc. ; 5 of last. Some scarce. 14
Pennies of Geo. IV, Wm. IV and Vic., also Tokens of 18th
century (Conder period), Penny, Halfp. (10), Farthings (2,
both “ Bungtowns ”), etc. Good to fine. 20
English, Scotch and Irish Farthing Tokens, 19th century, 14;
States of Jersey, Guernesey, and Irish Coins. Fine to unc. 22
Sweden, DeGortz Dalers (2, one with head of Mercury), Den-
mark, Holland, Belgium. Good to unc. 19
France. Hy. IV, 1599, and late, to include newest coinage ;
also 3 patterns of 1816. Mostly v. fine and unc. 12
Spain. Hy. II, 1368-79 Diner; Is. II, Republic of 1870, the
Pretender, Chas. VII, and Barcelona, 1 Qto. 1810. Portu-
gal, 5 and 10 Reis, late. Gibraltar, 1 Qto., 1810. Good to
unc. Some scarce.
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205 Germany. Set of 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 Pfg., present coinage ;
Anhalt, Baden, Stolberg, Wurzburg, etc. Austria, 1804, ’12,
’51, etc. 16 in mint state.
206 Brunswick-Luneburg and Wolfenb ottel, Wild-man Pfennigs,
1726-1804, tree in right hand (12); 1726-80, tree in left
hand (6). Var. of date and mint-master’s initials. V. good
to fine.
207 Switzerland, late (5). Italy, Nap. I, Vic. Em. II and Um-
berto. Sicily, 1790, 1814, ’15, ’40, ’49, Parma, and 10 Soldi
of Mantua, VII year, a base siege coin. Mostly small coins.
Good to unc. (7 of last grade.)
208 Russia, 1795 ^ Kop., and later; Finland, Roumania, Bulgaria
(set of nickel), Servia (set of nickel), Greece, Ionian Isles.
Good to unc. ; most of best.
209 Africa. French Congo, 1883 5 and 10 Centimes. Unc., rare.
Brass.
210 Egypt. Set of the present copper and nickel. Morocco.
Tunis, 6 Burben, and 1, 2 Caroubs. Liberia, Congo,
German East Af., Mauritius, Azores, etc. Good to unc. ;
most of the best.
21 1 Persia, Siam, Dutch Indies, Malacca, Straits, Sumatra, Cey-
lon, French China, New Guinea, etc. Fine to unc. ; many
very choice.
212 Madras and Mysore. Elephant and lion ; 5 to 20 Cash, last
dated 1838. Good to fine. All uncommon.
213 Ancient. Nemausus, imp — divi . f Heads of Augustus and
Agrippa placed back to back. IV col — nem. A crocodile.
M. B. Fine.
^214 Rome. Nero, M. B., 2 types of rev. ; Temple of Janus and
Security seated. Good and very good.
215 Galba, M. B. I# Liberty stdg. Very good, rare.
216 Maximianus II, M. B. IV Moneta stdg ; and S. B. (unusuallv
large), IV Genius stdg. About fine.
216a Duplicates of the modern Copper Coins and Tokens, 37.
Many are very choice ; includes Quarter and Third (2)
Farthings, 2 Ancients, and (5) poor or holed.
C 217 Bronze Medals. Washington and Franklin, busts /. R7 1783.
Eagle above section of globe inscribed “United States”
Phila., 1876 ; cherubs hold medallion of Washington. Both
nearly perfect. 40, 53.
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2 1
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218 Canterbury Academy, 1847, with bust of Albert, Prince Con-
sort. France. Due d’Enghien, upon his execution, Mar.
21, 1804. Both very fine. 44, 41.
219 Napoleon I. Fine head by Rogat. IF View of the vessel
at sea, transporting his remains from St. Helena, 1840. Vis-
count de Chateaubriand. Bust nearly facing. Both about
perfect. 51, 41.
0 220 Hildesheim, 1842. Luther celebration. Open Bible on a
square base. IF Arms of Hildesheim. Impression on a
planchet 40 x 40. About perfect.
221 Marco Polo, a famous Venetian traveller, 1252-1324. Bust r.
Sardinia. Chas. Felix, 1824. Head r. IF “ Doctvs iter
melivs.” Both fine. 57, 52.
222 Austria. Peter Leopold, Archduke. Boy bust r. IF “ Hie
labor hie reqvies.” Russia. Catb. II, 1762, upon her ac-
cession to the throne. Both about perfect. 46, 44.
223 Foreign Medalets. Nordenskiold, 1878-79. Head /. Ant-
werp Exposition, 1885. “Oh my head aitches,” etc. Fine
to perfect; 1 holed, 16 to 30, including Jetons of Dijon,
1665 and 1773.
/ 0 224 American Medalets. Columbus, Washington, Jackson, “Old
Hickory,” etc. Mostly perfect. FE, brass and W.m. 18
to 33-
224a Politicals, i860 Lincoln, Douglas, Bell, Harrison and Mor-
ton, Harrison, Cleveland. The last two are octagonal.
All in FE and perfect. 23 to 31.
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THE PROPERTY OF DR. J. F. LLEWELLYN.
225 Half Cents, 1810, ’28, ’35, ’53. Cents, 1797-1857, various
dates. Mostly poor and fair. 29
226 Small Cents, 1860-89 (excepting ’7 1). Two Cents, 1864-68,
’70. Fair to fine. 36
7 'A 22y War Tokens, unassorted, and a Conn. Cent. Good to fine. 40
228 Three Cents, nickel, 1865-76, ’81. Trimes, 1851, ’52, ’53, ’56,
’58, ’61. Fair to fine. 19
Half Dimes, 1829-72, not consecutive. Fair to fine. 17
Others. O. mint, 1844, ’48, ’5 1 , ’53, ’57, ’59 ; S. mint, 1867,
’68, ’69, ’72- Fair to fine.
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230
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231
232
233
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236
" 237
238
239
: 240
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243
244
( 245
246
247
248
249
250
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254
255
259
260
261
262
263
264
^ 265
Dimes, 1814-46, not consecutive. Mostly fair to fine ; fewest
of last.
1846-79, not consecutive. Mostly good to line.
Others. O. mint, 1838, ’39, ’41, ’57, ’59 ; S. mint, 1864, ’67,
’69, ’71, ’75. Good to fine.
Quarter Dols. 1818, ’22, ’24 (last 2 very poor), ’35, ’47, ’61.
Fair to fine.
Others. O. mint, 1840, ’43, ’52. About good.
Half Dols. 1795 Holed, fair. 1803 Good.
1805 over ’04 Good ; scarce.
1807 Bust /., ’08, ’09. Fair to about good.
1810, ’12, ’13 Good and very good.
1814, ’17, ’21 Very good.
1822, ’23, ’24 Good.
1825, ’26, ’27 Good to fine.
1828, sq. base 2 ; ’29, perfect date ; ’30, sm. o. Good to fine.
1831, unc., light scratches ; ’32, fine.
1833, ’34, sm. and large dates. Good to fine.
1835, ’36, lettered edge. Nearly fine.
1837 Unc., some trifling nicks.
1838 A little less than uncirculated.
1839 Bust. Unc., a few trifling nicks and scratches.
1839 Bust. O bet. bust and date. Extremely fine. Both
dies show many breaks.
1840, small letters ; ’42, large date, good ; ’43, fine.
1844, ’45, ’46, O. mint. All good.
1847, ’48 About fine.
1850, ’51 Both O. mint. V. fair and about good.
1852 Fair, rare.
1854, ’57, ’59 All O. mint. Fair to v. good.
1858, v. fine ; ’61, O. mint, good ; ’62, S. mint, v. fair.
1863, ’64, S. mint; ’65, S. mint. V. fair and good.
1867, ’68, ’71. All S. mint. Very fair.
1871, ’73, both C. C. mint ; ’76, S. mint. Very fair.
1879, unc. ; ’92, ’93, both Columbian. V. fine.
1893 Uncirculated, brilliant; an exceptional specimen.
Dollars. 1799 Holed above head. Good.
1803 Small 3. Fair.
1841 Good.
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267
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1842 About good.
1843 Good.
1846 O. mint. About good.
1847 Good.
1849 Very fair.
1850 O. mint. Very good.
1859 O. mint. Very fair.
1860 O. mint, varieties in position of mint-mark. V. fair.
1865 About good.
1870 About good.
1871 About good.
1872 Good.
1875 S. mint, Trade. Good.
1877 Trade. Good.
1878 S. mint, Trade. Very good. Last year of those struck
for circulation.
1879 Trade. Proof.
1880 Trade. Proof. Tarnished.
1881 Trade. Proof. Slight blemishes.
1883 Trade. Proof.
Proof sets. 1895 1, 5, 10, 25, 50c. and $1. Rare.
1896 1, 3, 10, 25, 50c. and $1.
1897 1, 5, 10, 25, 50c. and $1.
1898 1, 5, 10, 25, 50c. and $1.
1899 1, 5, 10, 25, 50c. and $ 1 .
1900 1, 5, 10, 25, 50c. and $1.
Gold. Quar. Dob, n. d. Liberty head, 11 stars. IV Value,
star, wreath. Unc.
Half Dol. 1871 G. W Half | Dollar | Gal. Wreath. Good.
Dollars. 1849 C. mint. Very good.
1854 Old type. Fine.
Pechtler, Rutherf. IV Dollar Carolina. Fine.
Colombia. 1827 Peso, Bogota mint. V. good.
France. Nap. Ill, i860 5 Fes. V. good.
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FOREIGN.
/p 298 Copper Coins. Canada, Mexico, England (including 15
Halfpenny Tokens, Conder’s period). Mostly good.
/, v, 299 Scandinavia, including 6 DeGortz Dalers, 1715-18; France,
Spain, Germany, etc. Fair to good.
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25
'/ 300
V 301
302
/ 304
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310
V/ 31 1
H1 312
V 313
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Russia, 1777-1888, Turkey, Greece, Egypt, Morocco, East
Indies, China, Japan. Many large ; mostly good.
Ceylon. Victoria, 1870 1 and 5 Cents. Unc. ; mostly
bright.
Nickel. Mexico, Brazil, Belgium, japan, etc. Fair to fine.
Base or Billon. Chiefly German and Austrian ; some early,
a number large. Fair to good.
Boor and holed Copper and Base Coins, together with a few
good duplicates. Both continents represented.
Small Silver. Canada, Mexico, England, France, Germany,
and the far East, etc. Size about 5c. Good to fine.
Size of Dime. Mexico (Maximilian), Peru, England, France,
Italy, and the far East, etc. Good to fine.
Size of Lira, Franc and Shilling. Guatemala, Lima, Brazil,
England, Norway, Belgium, etc. Good to fine.
Others of same size. Sweden, Spain, Italy, Turkey, Greece,
Hawaii, etc. Good to fine.
Gulden to Half Crown. England (3), Bavaria, Austria.
Good to fine.
Foreign Dollars. Mexico. Max., 1866 Peso. Good.
New Granada. 1858 Peso. Good.
Peru. 1880 5 Pesetas. 1884 Sol. Fine.
England. Wm. Ill, 1696 Crown. Brabant. Francis II,
1797 Ecu. Fair.
France. Louis XIV, 1686; Louis XV, 1759 Ecus. Fair.
Louis XVI, 1790 Ecu. First Rep., year 5, 5 Fes. Good.
Nap., 1st Consul, year 12, good, and Emperor, 1812, fair. 5
Francs.
Louis XVIII, 1824; L. Phil., 1831 and 1843. 5 Francs.
Fair.
Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte, 1852, “ Republique Frangaise.” 5
Francs. Fine.
Napoleon III, 1868 5 Francs. Nearly fine.
Third Rep., 1870 5 Francs, Hercules type. Fine.
Bavaria. Max. II, 1852 2 Gulden. Hanover. Ernst Aug.,
1849 Thlr. Good.
Prussia. Fred. Wm. Ill, 1816, bare head r., good; 1818,
mil. bust /., very good. Thalers.
Saxony. Fred. Aug., 1843 Thaler. Nearly fine.
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U. S. PROOF SETS, FOREIGN COPPER AND SILVER.
PROPERTY OF J. B. JOHNSTON .
324
325
325a
Trivial tarnish on Half Dol.
342
343
2d 344
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3d 347
U. S. Proof Sets. (Except for imperfections noted, the sets
are brilliant and free from tarnish.) i860 1, 3, 5, 10, 25,
50c. and $1. Impaired by burnishing.
1862 1, 3, s, 10, 25, 50c. and $1.
1879 1, 3, 5c. Perfect. 10, 25, 50c., and Standard and Trade
$1. Burnished.
1880 1, 3, s, 10, 25, 50c., and Standard and Trade $ 1 .
1881 1, 3, 5, xo, 25, 50c., and Standard and Trade $1.
1882 1, 3, 5, 10, 25, 50c., and Standard and Trade $1.
1883 1, 3, 5, 5, 5, 10, 25, 50c., and Standard and Trade $1.
1884 1,3, 5c. Perfect. 10, 25, 50c. and $1. Burnished.
1885 1, 3, 5, 10, 25, 50c., and $ 1 .
1886 1, 3, s, 10, 25, 50c., and $1.
1887 1, 3, s, 10, 25, 50c., and $1.
1888 1, 3, 5, 10, 25, 50c., and $1.
1889 1, 3 (last year of coinage), 5, 10, 25, 50c., and $r.
1890 1, s, 10, 25, 50c., and $1.
1891 1, 5, 10, 25, 50c., and $1.
1892 1, 5, 10, 25, 50c., and $1.
1893 1, 5, 10, 25, 50c., and $1.
1894 1, 5, 10, 25, 50c.. and $ r.
Foreign Copper Coins. Canada, Bermuda, Honduras (1852),
So. America, and a few European. Fair to fine, also 6 poor.
Three duplicates.
England. Halfp. Tokens, 1788-95, including Coventry Cross,
Lady Godiva, Shakespeare, Queen Eliz., etc. Fine.
Sweden. 1664 2 Ore, K. M., s. 41. 1686 1 Ore, S. M., s. 46.
Russia, 1880 5 Kopecks. Ceylon, 1815 2 Stvrs. Large
coins. Fair to v. good.
Belgium, 1833 10c. Unc. Paris, 1792 Monneron 5 Sols.
Fine. 32^, 39.
Spain. Chas. VII, Pretender, 1875 5, 10c. Navarre, 1826 3
Mar. Balearic Is., 1812 12 Din. Fair to fine. Scarce.
Foreign Silver. Mexico. Maximilian, 1866 50c. and Peso.
Fine.
Bolivia, 1830 4 Slds. Argentine, 1883 50c. Good. 31, 30.
FOREIGN DOLLARS, ETC.
2 7
348 Turkey, 1293 A. H., 15th year, 5 Piastres. 23. Roumania,
1875 2 Lei. 27. Very good. 2
349 Foreign Dollars. Mexico, 1823 Hook-neck 8 Rls., m mint.
Nearly fine. Scarce. 1
350 Guatemala, 1835 8 Rls. Sun and mts. IV Tree. Fine. 1
351 Spain. Jos. Nap., 1812 20 Rls. V. good. 1
352 Hungary. M. Ther., 1741 Thlr., Kremnitz mint. About fine. 1
353 Augsburg. Chas. VII, 1744 Thlr. Bust. IV View of city.
V. fine, brilliant. 1
354 Hildesheim. 1730 Medallic Thlr., in commemoration of the
Augsburg Confession, in gratam augu | stance confes-
sions | memoriam hildesiae | etc. Two right hands joined.
IV Hand from above and below, each hold open book ; a
chain connects them. V. fine and rare. 43. 1
355 Lucca. Felix and Eliz., 1805 5 Fchi. Conjoined busts. V. fine. 1
356 Tuscany. Chas. Louis and his mother, 1807 10 Lire. Busts
conjoined ; value on edge. Nearly fine. 1
357 Venice. 1848 5 Lire. Lion of St. Mark on base inscribed
xi agosto etc. V. fine, brilliant. Scarce. t
358 Two Sicilies. Murat, 1813 5 Lire. V. good. x
359 Japan. Yen, value in English. Very fair. 1
360 Medals. Pres. J. Q. Adams, 1823. IV Peace and friendship.
Pipe and tomahawk crossed above hands. Perfect. JE 62. x
361 Pres. U. S. Grant, 1869. “ The Oceans united by Railway.”
Nearly perfect. ^45. 1
362 Int. Exhibition, Phil., 1876. The large Award Medal. Very
good. JE 76. 1
363 Pres. Garfield. Head l. IV Lincoln head r. About perfect.
7R 25. 1
'364 John Ericsson, 1889. Head. IV Monitor. Nearly perfect.
7R 31; and the Nap. bronze St. Helena medal, 1821, to
his companions. Scratched and cut. 2
365 Pattern Half Dol., 1859. Extremely fine. 1
PROPERTY OF DR. EUGENE G. COURTEAU.
CANADA.
366 French Regime. Louis XV, 1757. IV parat ultima etc.
Warrior with Neptune on his car. Ex. col France | de
l’amerique. B. 518. Very good, very rare.
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CANADIAN COINS.
367
Z 368
^ J 369
// 370
371
372
/J 373
374
375
/2 376
377
c2 ^ 378
379
y 380
Quebec. 1837 City, Montreal, Peuple, and Quebec Banks.
1S42, Montreal, also 1844, and Quebec, 1852. All Bank
Tokens. Halfp., 10; Pennies, 9 (die var. of some). Fair
to fine.
Bank of Montreal. 1838 Bank Token — One Penny, with
front and “ side view ” of the building. Rev., the usual
type 1837-44, with bank of Montreal in raised letters, on
the label or ribbons. Five small dents on rev. and two on
obv. ; none deep or important, otherwise about fine. Very
rare.
Vexator Canadinsis, 1811, also Canadiensis. Poor and very
poor. Rare.
Montreal. Ship, 1816, Brown & Co. (2 var.), Gnaedinger,
LeRoux. Richelieu Hotel (the latter with incuse letters),
also Gagnon of Quebec, Canada, 1830, ’41. Good to
unc.
Maysenholder & Bohle — Goldsmiths, Montreal, Established
1849. Very fine and rare.
Cards of Messrs. Desroches and P. O. Tremblay, 2 var., and
2 metals of last. B, 573, 606, 607. Uncirculated.
Hoerner, Williams, both Three Rivers ; St. Leon Water ;
V(ital) R(aparie) 1893, G(eddon) N(ormandin) and Laurin.
Foley and Smith, of Gatineau Point. B. 613, 615, 618, 623,
627, 630, 631, 632. Fine to unc.
Marchand, Gravel (2 metals), Sclater, Dubois, Tyo (2 metals),
Baridon. B. 636, 640, 651, 653, 656, 564. Fine to unc.
Sou Tokens. B. 674 (3, one in brass and another over 1812
Token, showing date plainly), 678, 679, 691, 692, 693, 694,
697, 702, 704, 705, 707, 708, 709, 713 (2 var.), 714 (3 var.),
715, 716 (thin and thick planchet). Fair to fine.
Another. B. 681. Good and very rare.
Another. Restrike from dies discovered in 1863. It is stated
that but two original specimens were ever found in circula-
tion. Imperfectly struck. B. 689. Very rare.
Ontario. Toronto, Lesslie & Sons, 1822, Twopence. Justice
standing. Much nicked, but not. badly worn. Rare.
Lesslie & Sons, Halfpennies, 5 var. Fair to good.
Bank of Upper Canada, Halfp. 1850, ’52, ’54, ’57 ; Pennies,
1850, ’52, ’54 (die var. of each), ’57. Good to very fine.
CANADIAN COINS.
29
381 Sloop. 19 Spade and shovel crossed, 4 var. ; and late cards
of Marineau, Renaud (£ and 1), Bain, Elmslie. B. 741, 744,
745> 75°. IS2- Good t0 fine- 9
382 Others. Lampman, Robinson House (2 var.), Renaud, Paquet
(2 var.), Daze (2 var.), Iveson, Urquhart. B. 756, 761, 762,
769, 781, 782, 793, 794, 835, 838. Fine to unc. 10
383 Nova Scotia. Various Halfp., Pennies, Half Cents and Cents,
1823-64 (varieties of some years; one of 1832 may also be
read 1882). Fair to fine. 25
384 Broke, 1814 (3 var.), Carritt & A., Hostetter & Co. (2 var.) ;
1815, Starr & S., Commercial Change, Barry, Brown (n. d.),
and Halifax Ferry Token, and Wallace. Good to fine; last
two unc., red. 12
385 New Brunswick, Prince Ed. Is., and Newfoundland. Various
dates and varieties. Good to fine. 25
386 Newfoundland. 20c., 1865, ’7°» ’72> ’7 3> ’76, ’80, ’8 1, ’82, ’85,
’88, ’90, ’94, ’96. Good to fine. 13
387 1865 Two Dollars, gold. Very fine. 1
388 1885 Two Dollars, gold. Unc. 1
389 1888 Two Dollars, gold. Unc. 1
390 Canada Cents. 1858, ’59, ’76, ’81, ’82, ’84, ’86, ’87, ’88, ’90,
’91 (small and large dates), ’92-1901. Unc, red, excepting
’81 and ’91. 22
391 East Main. Hudson Bay Co.’s Tokens for \ and 1 new
beaver skin. Fine, rare. 4
392 The “Doubtful Series.” 1781 No. Am. Token. 1805 Wel-
lington. 1 8 1 1 Vincit Amor (4 var). 1812, copper and
brass (7 var.) ; also Penny, 1813, Commerce, ship, lion (3
var.) and Wellington, including B. 957, 960, 961, 963, 965,
969, 976, 1013. Fair to very good. ig
393 18 1 1 Bust of Wellington /., within a delicate wreath. R7 trade
& commerce. Commerce seated /. B. 977. Fine and ex-
tremely rare. j
3g4 1814 Great Britain (2 var.), Wellington (3 var.). 1815 Ships,
C. & C., Halfpenny, also “ For publick accommodation.”
1816 Waterloo. 1820 Bust. 1823 “To facilitate trade.”
1838 Trade & Nav. (Penny). B. 967, 979, 981, 992 (2 var.),
995,996, 101 1, Fair to very good. I2
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FOREIGN MEDALS, COPPER COINS, ETC.
y 395
The Undated. Brutus (3 var.), Mercury (2 var.), Wellington
(3 var.), etc. Including B. 966, 972, 976, 1007, 1009, 1010
(2 var.). Fair to very good. 14
396
Duplicates of Canadian Tokens. Mostly of issues 1781, 1805,
1811, etc., to 1857, including 24 Sous. Unassorted. Barely
fair to very good. 96
39 7
398
The poor and holed ; Canadian, with fewest exceptions. 84
Medals. 1758 Bust of Adml. Boscawen r. B? louisbourg.
— iul 26 1758 Fort and vessels in harbor. LeR. 851. Abt
fine ; rare. Brass. 40. 1
/ yo 399
1758 TO BRAVE ADML. BOSCAWEN. Bust r. R I SURRENDER
prisoner. LeR. 855. About good ; very rare. Brass. 25. 1
? O 4°°
1758 louisbourg etc. Britannia in chariot, drawn by lion.
R Niagara, Quebec etc. Inverted fleur-de-lis in shield
7 Jo 401
supt. LeR. obv. 861, rev. 862. Very fine; rare. Brass. 43. 1
1829 Bust of Wm. I of Netherlands facing. IV ab | anglis |
et | americanis | etc. LeR. 830. Very fine. iR 42. 1
1Z/0 402
Heads of Marquis of Lome and Princess Louise, conjoined /.
IV INDUSTRIAL — EXHIBITION — ASSOCIATION — OF TORONTO.
403
Arms. LeR. 1466. Fine. JR Very rare in this metal. 45. 1
1897 seminarium jolitetense Front of building. IV A dif.
n
view of building, 1846. W.m., gilt, 40; and a Communion
Token. LeR. 1255. Good. 2
404
1600 Anna of France. IV diva . se . iactat etc. Louis XIV,
1663 foedere . helvetico etc. John Ivtma, 1659. All in
lead and holed above head. 47 to 58. Also Grant’s Tomb
405
badge and Goodyear’s and Barber’s card in al. 5
Foreign Copper Coins. Ireland. Jas. II, Wm. and Mary,
Geo. Ill, etc. ( 1 1 ), Guernesey, various, 1, 2, 4, and 8
Doubles, 1830-89. Jersey, 1/52 to 1/ r 3 Shil. etc., 1841-
406
1888. Fair to fine. 29
Isle of Man. 1758, ’86, ’98, 18 11, ’13, Halfp. and Penny of
last three ; 1830, ’31 and set of 1839. Barely fair to v. gd. 14
PROPERTY OF AXEL LINDEGARD.
407
Vermont, 1787. R Britannia. Better than usual, shows por-
tions of date. Conn., 1787, poor. N. Y., Mott’s Token,
poor. Hard Times Tokens, 8 ; and later cards, prior to
i860, 4. Fair to very good. 15
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U. S. COPPER, SILVER AN’ I) GOLD, FOREIGN SILVER. 3 1
408 War or Rebellion Tokens. Good to unc. 20
409 Half Cents. 1810, v. fair; 1828, ’34, ’35, ’51, good to fine. 5
410 Cents. 1794 Very good, many light scratches on obv. ; rev.
nearly fine. Hays, 40. Very rare, and in few collections. 1
41 1 1795, ’98, 1800, ’01, ’02, ’05, ’07. Fair to about good. 7
412 1812, ’13, ’17, T8, ’20, ’21. V. fair to about good. 6
413 1814 Crosslet 4. Stars well struck up. Fine. 1
414 1816 Unc.; highest parts on obv. slightly rubbed ; light olive. 1
415 1819 Small, wide date, ’24 over ’22. Both approaching
fine. 2
416 1822-56 Various dates. A few poor and fair; mostly good
and very good. 24
417 1830 With inner circle on obv. About fine. 1841 Fine. 2
418 1838 Fine. 1839 Head of ’38. Good. 2
419 Small Cents. 1864-1900, 35 dates. Good to unc. 35
0 420 Half Dols. 1795 Good. 1
0 421 1807 Old type, ’29. Good. 2
422 Gold Quarters. Lib. head, 12 stars. R? \ | dollar | i860
within wreath. Rare date. About good. 1
0 423 1870 13 stars, “ G.” R7 Type as last. Unc., brilliant. Oc-
tagonal. 1
424 Gold Half Dollar. 1871 “G.” twice cut; date on obv. Fine.
Octagonal. x
425 Japan. 2 Bu, oblong, low standard of gold ; probably only
washed. Loop removed from back. Fine, njx 18J. 1
426 Canada. Hudson Bay Co.’s Tokens for |, £ and \ new bea-
ver skin. Fine, rare. Brass. 2
'y 427 Foreign Silver. English Colonial, 1822 Anchor type, £ Dol.
Good. Rep. Colombia, 1892 Columbus, 50c. Fine. 2
428 Mexico. Chas. IV, 1793 8 Rls. Bust type. About fine. 1
429 Bolivia. 1838 8 Sueldos. Bust of Bolivar. Good. x
430 England. Vic., 1847 Crown. Good. x
431 Alsace. Ferd., 1526-64 Thlr. Bust in armor with sceptre.
V. good. j
432 Batthyan. Louis, 1788 Thlr. Bust, R/ Arms. Extremely
fine, uncommon. r
433 Silesia. Chas. VI, 1717 Thlr. Bust in peruke. R7 Arms.
Very good. j
434 Russia. Eliz., 1745 Rouble. Bust. R/ Arms. Very good. 1
FOREIGN AND ANCIENT STOVER, U. S. MEDALS, ETC.
32
435
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436
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438
439
440
441
442
443
444
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Nich. I, 1834 Rouble. Head r. IV The Borodino Column in
honor of Alex. I. About fine. 1
1839 Rouble. Head /. IV Equestrian statue. Very fine. 1
Abyssinia. Menelik, Dollar of 16 Guersche. Head. IV Lion.
Legends and date in Abyssian. V. fine. 1
Ancient. Ptolemy Kings of Egypt, with head of Zeus Ammon.
Sizes 28, 48. Good. EE. 2
Rome. Claudius I, Vespasian, both G. B. ; Trajan, M. B. ;
Sev. Alex., G. B. V. fair to v. good.
Medals. Sage’s Historical Jetons, Old Provost and City Hall,
N. Y., Carpenter’s Hall, Phila. Fine. EE 30.
Wreck of brig Somers, 1846. IV Foreign crews in boats to
rescue. Fine. EE 57. 1
Henry Ward Beecher, 1887. Head r. IV Inscription within
wreath. Fine. EE 77. 1
Paper Money. Old Bank Bills, 18x7-60. $1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
10, 20; Northern, Western and Southern. Mostly v. fine. 15
Confederate States. July 25, 1861, to April 6, 1863. 50c. to
$100. Good to new and crisp. Some are scarce ; a few
are cancelled. 27
Southern War Issues. Mostly of State. 10c. to $100, includ-
ing Va. $50, and Missouri Defense Bonds, the latter un-
signed. Chiefly new and crisp. 37
Fractional Currency. New and crisp. 25c., 50c. Washington,
in bronze oval. 2
3c. Washington, light curtain (2), 5c. Clark. 3
ioc. Washington, 25c. Fessenden. Small “a” at/. 2
50c. Justice, 50c. Spinner, with new back, 50 in centre. 2
50c. Stanton, 50c. Dexter. 2
ioc. Meredith, 25c. Walker, 50c. Crawford. 3
Colonial. Maryland, Ap. 10, 1774, 5 Dol.; United Colonies,
Nov. 9, 1775, 6 Dols. ; Mass., May 5, 1780. Good to fine,
last two cancelled through centre. 4
War Envelopes. 8 are used, with 6 having fronts only, 2 of
which are franked by Congressmen. Good to perfect. 18
Catalogues of Auction Sales by L. H. Low. 1897, Feb. 4,
1899, June 22, 1900, and 1901 ; both complete. All priced
in red ink. Valuable for reference, for the most recent
transactions ; many changes of values are shown over prices
of five years ago. 16
CATALOGUES, U. S. CENTS.
33
455 Catalogues, with plates, S. S. & C. Co., May 31, 1894, Apr. 13
/ and June 27, 1895; L. H. Low, Jan. 11, 12, May 23, 24,
Nov. 28, 1898, Feb. 20, Apr. 25, Nov. 8, 1899. Prom-
inent sales, among which, Kingman (Chinese, etc.), Hart
(Canadian), Betts (Am. Store Cards, Spanish-Am. Prod
Medals, etc., many of the rarest) ; Cutting, Parts I and II ;
Bartlelt-Warner, etc. All unpriced. 9
456 Catalogue of the Fischer Collection. Coins, Tokens and
Medals of Mexico. Fixed prices ; many illustrations. S. S.
& C. Co., Cat. No. 3, 1891. 52 pp. 8vo, paper. 1
7(1 457 Paper Money Catalogue. Colonial and Continental notes,
old Bank bills, issues by merchants, corporations, etc., Con-
federate bills, and U. S. Fractional Currency. Illustrated.
Fourth edition. Best ever published. S. S. & C. Co., 1894.
136 pp. Out of print. 1
458 Betts, C. Wyllys. American Colonial History, illustrated by
contemporary medals. Edited, with notes, by William T.
R. Marvin and Lyman Haynes Low. S. S. & C. Co., 1894.
332 pp. Large 8vo, cloth. 1
459 Catalogue of the Collection of C. J. Nordstrom. Swedish
Coins. Oct., 1901. 2140 lots, with plates of the very rare
Plate Money, 3, 5 and 8 Daler pcs., and portrait of Mr. Nord-
strom. Sold in Stockholm. Neatly priced in pencil. 1
460 Catalogues of Coins, Tokens, Medals and Books, at fixed
prices, by a Stockholm firm. Various numbers, 20 to 37.
1893-1901. i5
461 Smithsonian Publications, 1883-90. Anthropology, 6 ; Arch-
aeology, 3 ; Ethnology, 7. All extracts, though many hun-
dred pages. 16
INVOICE A.
462 Cents. 1793 Wreath type. Very fair. x
463 1793 Liberty cap. Much corroded and pitted ; date is fair. 1
464 1795 Plain edge. 1796 Fillet head. Very fair. 2
465 1797 Good. x
466 1798 Close and wide dates; 1800 over 1790, ’oi, ’06, ’11
(poor), ’12. Very fair to good. y
467 1799 Perfect date. Poor; date is good. Rare. 1
468 1S02 nearly fine; ’03, large T^0. Good.
2
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CENTS TO QUARTER DOLLARS, FOREIGN COPPER, ETC.
j/l c 469
470
j~0 47i
Si 472
473
474
O 475
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/9 477
3t 478
479
r 480
/d 481
// 485
/40 489
/yo 490
vfy 491
492
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1804 Fair. Rare. 1
1807 over ’06 Very good. 1
1816, ’17 Both fine. 2
1818, ’19 Small and large dates, the latter over ’18, ’20, con-
nected stars. All fine. 4
1821, ’22 Very good. 2
1823 Good, a little better than usual. Scarce. 1
1824 over ’22, ’25, ’29, ’30 Good and very good. 4
1827 About fine. ’28 Large date. Very fine. 2
‘831, ’33, ’34, ’35 New head. About fine. 4
1836, ’37 Beaded hair-cord. ’38, ’39 Booby head. About
fine. 4
1839 over ’36 Fair. Rare. 1
1839 Head of ’40. ’40 Large date. About fine. 2
1841, ’42 Large date. ’43 First type. ’44, 46 Low date. Gd.
to fine. 5
1845 Very fine. A light brown. 1
1847, ’48, ’49, ’50 Very fine and uncirculated, red. 4
1851, ’52, ’53, ’55, straight date, ’56 Very fine and unc., partly
bright. 5
1857 Small and large dates. V. good. 2
Small Cents. 1857-64, ’66-69, ’77 (good), ’78, ’79, ’80, ’84.
Good to unc. 17
Three Cents, nickel. 1865, ’67, ’68, ’69, ’72-75, ’81, ’83. V.
fine to proof. 10
Trimes. 1851, ’52, ’53, ’55, ’57, ’58, ’59, ’61, ’62. Good to
fine. 9
Quar. Dollar, 1804. Poor, date v. good. Half Dol. 1852,
plugged before Liberty’s face, otherwise good. Both rare. 2
Three Cents, encased Postage Stamp. IV Ayers Cathartic
Pills, etc. Very good. 1
Minor Proof Sets, 1895 (2). Duplicates of small Cents (11),
of 3 Cents, nickel (9), of Trimes (8). Good to unc. 30
Grant and Sherman, 15 Cent note. Separate back and front,
trimmed close and pasted on card-board, otherwise perfect. 1
Copper Coins. Canada (1 r , including White’s barrel) ; Hard
Times Tokens (9, among which a Jackson with broad
shoulders) ; 3 poor Colonials, and a few Foreign. Two
duplicates. Poor to very good. 30
U. S. AND FOREIGN COPPER AND SILVER COINS.
35
494
'/ 495
^496
497
f 49 8
499
500
501
502
5°3
504
?^505
506
507
5°8
5°9
510
511
5 12
5>3
5‘4
INVOICE B.
Mass., 1787 Cent (poor). Conn., 1786, ’87 Cents. Hard
Times Tokens, 8 (including Low 28). War Tokens, 24.
Mostly good. 39
Half Cents. 1803, ’04, ’07, ’28, ’29, ’35, ’49. ’53> ’54, ’55, ’57-
Fair to fine. 11
Cents. 1812-48 Various dates and duplicates. Barely fair to
very good. 43
1820 Broken die, connecting stars. Uncirculated ; a little
stained. 1
Small Cents. 1877 Poor to good. Scarce. 10
Three Cents, nickel. 1865-70, ’72-76, ’8r, 82, good to fine,
and Trimes, 1851-54, ’56, ’58, ’62, poor to good. 20
Dimes. 1805, ’07, ’09, ’14, ’27 Barely fair to good. ’35
Fine. 6
Quar. Dols. 1805 Barely fair. ’06 Good. ’07 Very good,
not far from fine. 3
Half Dols. 1 833, ’34 Large date, both good, and Gold £
and £ Dol., 1870 Fair, both holed. 4
Foreign Silver. Newfoundland, Mexico, Argentine, En-
gland, ioc. size; Germany, 20 Pfg. Good to fine. 6
Mexico, 1782 2 Rls. Guatemala, 1865 4 Rls. Spain, 1858
4 Rls. Fair. 3
Mexico. Chas. IV, 1795 8 Rls., F. M., bust type. Very
good. 1
Chas. IV, 1806 8 Rls., T. H., as last. Good. 1
Maximilian, 1867 Peso. Good. 1
Republic, 1872 Peso, balance type, Go. mint. V. good. 1
Lima. Chas. IV, 1808 8 Rls., bust type. Good. 1
France. Nap. I, 1808 5 Francs. Good. 1
Copper Coins. Unassorted. Canada. Halfpennies, 50 ;
Pennies, 10, and the sometimes called Anticosti £. Fair to
very good. 61
England, late (18), Denmark, Holland, Belgium, France,
Spain, Germany, Papal, etc. Mostly very good. 57
Duplicates, and a few base coins, with the poor and holed. 24
Lincoln, President, 1861. ty “The rail-splitter of 1830.”
W.m. Fair, scarce. 41. 1
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FOREIGN COPPER AND SILVER, U. S. CENTS, ETC.
INVOICE C.
Copper Coins. Canada, England and Colonies. Mostly poor
and fair.
England. Halfp. Tokens, 1788-97, including Lady Godiva.
“ Am I not a man and a brother,” etc. V. fair to good.
France, Bulgaria, Liberia, etc. Mostly fine, some unc. A few
duplicates.
Continental Europe (180), Asia and Africa (22). Many fair
to good.
Old Italian (12), French (18), Spanish (24, 14 of Barcelona),
German (32), Polish (12), etc. (20), 1500-1800; many un-
common. Mostly poor and fair; includes a few base.
Various Copper, with some Nickel, Jetons, etc. Mostly Euro-
pean, some duplicates. Poor (a few) to very good.
The poor and holed, includes some base.
Another lot as last.
Base or Billon Coins. Danish W. I., Germany, Austria,
Switzerland, Turkey, Egypt, etc. Fair to good.
Others, chiefly Low Countries. Germany and Austria. Fine,
many unc. A few duplicates.
Others of the larger sort. Haiti, Denmark, Austria, Turkey,
etc. Poor and fair.
The remainder of the Base Coins. Unassorted. A very
general representation. Poor (a few) to good.
Small Bracteates. “ Schiisselpfennig ” “ Einseit,” Bavaria,
Mainz, Strasburg, Teutonic Order, etc.
Unassorted duplicates of the next preceding lot.
Silver Coins, Dime size and under. Fair to fine.
Others, 20 and 25c. size. Peru, Spain, Italy, etc Very fair
to unc.
Roman. G. B., M. B., etc., B. C. to A. D. 200. Poor, heads
plain.
INVOICE D.
U. S. Cents, 1807-56, unassorted ; 2 of 1823, with 2 Hard
Times Tokens. Mostly poor and fair.
Paper Money. Colonial. Maryland. Mch. 1, 1770, $1, 2
(2), 4 (3)* 6 (2)> 8 (2) 5 APril Jo, 1774, (2), $4. New
Jersey. Mch. 25, 1776, 18 Pence. Fair to v. good.
66
34
38
202
J34
118
268
269
240
55
32
3°°
28
5°
25
12
22
34
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PAPER MONEY, CENTS, GOLD COINS.
37
534
535
536
537
538
539
540
541
542
^ 543
544
545
546
547
548
549
550
551
552
553
Continental. Nov. 29, 1775, $1, 5, 7 ; Feb. 17, 1776, $2 (2),
3 (2), 6 ; May 9, 1776, $4, 7, 8 ; July 22, 1776, $30 (2) ; Sept.
26, 1778, $ 60 . Poor to fine ; fewest of last. 14
Old Bank Bills. Bank of Augusta, Ga., 1818, $2 (corner cut) ;
1826, $10; 1827, $10, and $50, the last unsigned and un-
dated, all fine; and 5 other Northern Banks. Good to new. 9
Confederate States. $50, July 25, 1861. Serial letters Bb,
and “for Treas.” printed. Extreme tips of two corners
gone. Fine, rare. 1
Sept. 2, 1861, to Feby. 17, 1864, varying; 50c., $f, 2, 5, 10,
20, 50, 100, and 500. Good to new and crisp ; some scarce. 23
A similar assortment, within the same period, with same de-
nominations. Good to new and crisp. 17
Southern State Issues. Va., Ga., Fla. and Missouri. $1,5,
10, 20 and 100. Good to new. 8
Fractional Currency. 1st to last issue, various. 10 (3), 25
(2), 50c. Barely fair to fine. 6
50c. Lincoln. Fibre paper, new. 1
PROPERTY OF E. S. HAY.
United States Cents. 1794-1814 17 different dates. Poor
and very poor, none holed. 75
Another lot of the same class, 16 differing dates. 73 .
1816-56 Consecutive dates, 2 or 3 of each. Poor and fair. 103
1816-56 Another asst, precisely as last. 103
INVOICE F.
Gold Half Dol., 1871; Gold Quarter Dols., 1868, ’71 (both
octagonal), 1876. All holed at top, otherwise fine.
Gold Dollars. 1849 Very good.
1850 Very good.
1851 Very fine.
1852 Very fine; slight scratch on rev.
1853 Very fine.
1853 “California Gold — N.” Value and date within dotted
circle. Octagonal. Several dents on obv.
1854 New type. Very good.
4
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1
1
1
1
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38
U. S. GOLD COINS, TOKENS, ETC.
/s54
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/ r Q557
/7J^558
% 6559
560
2 7 ^561
v/V^ 5 62
J f-r 563
kT2 J 564
565
J7/^ 66
/./ ^567
/^/ 568
569
/ / X 570
57i
v/7^572
>W' 573
^ 574
/ <^575
576
577
1855 Fine; three edge nicks.
1856 About fine; slight nick on rev. below wreath.
1857 Nearly fine.
1859 Very fine ; scarce.
1860 Words delicately scratched on obv., otherwise fine.
1862 About uncirculated.
1873 Very fine.
1874 Indian head. R “California Gold” Within wreath,
1 | Dollar. Uncirculated. Octagonal.
1889 Mint state. Last year of coinage.
Gold Three Dollars. 1861 Very good; scarce.
1878 Fine.
1849 Five Dollars, Mormon issue. “Holiness to the Lord.”
Mitre above eye. Last two figures of date invisible ; also
attempted puncture on rev. Obv. good, rev. poor. Rare.
1850 Moffat & Co. on coronet, S. M. V. California Gold
— Five Dol. Very good. Scarce.
Dollars. 1799 Good.
1840 Very good, nearly fine.
1841 Fine.
1879 Trade. Proof; slight blemishes.
1880 Trade. Proof.
1896 Bryan Dollars. “ A Government Dollar contains,” etc.,
in 9 lines. W A wheel, inscribed, showing size of Standard
Dollar. By the Gorham Co. About perfect. Size 52.
1900 Another, and by the Gorham Co. “A Government Dol-
lar,” etc., in 10 straight lines. B? The wheel, as last, in-
scribed above, “412^ Grains Silver Fine is equal,”
etc., in 3 concentric lines. Perfect ; rare. Size 52.
1900 Lafayette Dollar. Heads of Washington and Lafayette.
B? Lafayette on horseback. A legal coin. Fine.
Half Dols. 1795 Good.
1795 Another, and a variety of both dies. Slight cut on obv.
edge.
Isabella Quarter Dollar, 1893. A legal coin, and only year of
issue. Uncirculated.
1856 Flying eagle, nickel Cent. Very good ; rare, and much
in demand.
FOREIGN DOLLARS, ETC.
39
578 Hard Times Tokens. Bergen Iron Works, 1840. Low, 142.
Fine. Also a variety, L. 144, with obv. die broken. Good.
Scarce pieces. 2
579 War Token. 1863 Dix’s famous order, “ If any one attempts,
etc., shoot him on the spoot." Fine, rare. 1
580 F oreign Dollars. Cuba. 1897 Souvenir Peso. Female head
r. IV Arms of the Republic. Very fine. 1
581 F ranee. Louis Phil., 1842 5 Francs. 1
582 Bavaria. Louis I, 1846 Three and one-half Gulden, ludwigs
canal. Good ; rare. 1
583 Hong-Kong. 1899 one dollar Britannia stdg. Grecian
borders. Fine. 1
584 J apan. one yen Value in English. Dragons. Fine. 1
585 Small silver. Guatemala. 1758 4 Rls. Globes bet. pillars
in sea. Good ; scarce. 1
586 France. “John Law Series.” Louis XV, 1720 1 Livre. Bust.
IV 8 L’s in cross form. LeRoux, 254c. H. mint. 27.
Good ; rare. 1
587 Alwar State. Victoria, 1885 Rupee. Good ; scarce. 1
588 Portuguese India. 1882 Half Rupee. Japan, oblong Bu. V.
good. 2
589 Size of 3c. to 5c. Porto Rico, Mexico, Guatemala, Nicaragua,
Ecuador, Lima, Venezuela, and various European countries,
including Sicily, So. Af. Rep., Hong-Kong, Japan, etc. A
choice selection, and mostly fine. 22
590 Porto Rico. 5, 10, 40 Ctvs., and Peso or Dollar, 1895-96.
Very good. 4
591 Burmah. £ and 1 Rupee. Proud peacock. IV Value and
date in Burmese. Good. 3
592 India. Differing native Rupees. V. good to fine. One very
uncommon. 2
593 Persia. Half and One Kran. Lion with sword before sun.
Fine. 19, 23. 2
594 So. Af. Rep. Penny, unc. ; 3d., 6d., Shil., 2 and 2$ do. All
with bust of Kruger. Good. 5
595 Kwang-tung. 22 Can., 1 Mace, 4.4 Can., 3 Mace, 6 Can. and
7 Mace, 2 Can. Size of Dime to Dollar. Fine. 4
596 Spanish-Am. Birth Medalets, 3. Opening of Peruvian Tram-
way, 1891. All silver, and very fine. 23 to 30.
4
40
FOREIGN COPPER AND CHINESE COINS.
597
598
<yc 599
600
Uncirculated Copper Coins, 1856 to ’94, including Brazil, Ger-
many, Baroda, Bengal, Ceylon, Straits, New Guinea (set),
etc.
China. 1850-61 Ljang or 1000 Cash, Pao-Tschioan. Fine.
Size 61.
TV Ljang or 100 Cash, Pao-Tschioan and Pao-Yuwan. Both
fine. Size 49.
Ljang or 50 Cash. Mints as last. Fine. 56, 44.
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1
2
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IN PREPARATION.
THE AMERICAN C0IN5
COLLECTED BY
HERR GEORG F. ULEX,
m
Of Hamburg, Germany.
The beginning was made many years
ago, while he was a resident here. There
are rareties in nearly all of the series
represented, and it is especially rich in
Colonials, Territorial Gold, Half Cents,
Uncirculated and Proof Coins, and Pat-
terns.
A Catalogue of this sale, with prices realized, marked in red
ink, will be mailed for 40c., prepaid.
A study of the prices at which coins and medals are selling cannot fail to
make bidding more satisfactory. The cost is but a trifle, and a knowledge is
thus rapidly acquired by comparison of the different sales, enabling the bidder
to make offers which will enhance his chance of obtaining what is desired.
I can supply priced Catalogues of my sales for 1900-1902, as
follows. Particulars regarding earlier sales on application : — -
1900.
Jan. 25. Chas. Patenaude and others. U. S. Gold, Silver, Copper,
Paper Money, Foreign Copper, English Tokens. 509 lots . .40
March 14. Leopold Cans, Chicago. U. S. Gold, Silver and Cop-
per Coins, Fractional Currency and Foreign Dollars. 603 lots. .40
April 21. Chas. M. Hodge, Newburyport, Mass. U. S. Gold, Sil-
ver and Copper Coins; also a Numismatic Library. 640 lots . .40
June 23. Parcel sale. Coins, Tokens, Paper Money, Rare American
Gold, including Territorial, etc. 701 lots .... .40
Sept. 27. H. Metzner, Borough of Manhattan, Thos. R. Spencer,
and others. Many U. S., with Fractional Currency. 599 lots. .40
Nov. 27. A. R. Perry, P. H. Smith. U. S. and Foreign. 586 lots. .40
Dec. 29. Wm. Gasten’s Collection of English Coins. 623 lots. . .40
1901 .
Feb. 25. C. Wesley Price. Part I. Chiefly Canadian. Other
properties U. S. and Foreign. 559 lots. ..... .40
Mar. 30. C. Wesley Price. Part II. Chiefly American. 634 lots. .40
May 10. A. J. Boucher. Canadian Collection and other properties,
with some rare Colonials and U. S. Cents. 690 lots . . .40
June 18. R. O. Montambault and others, Coins and Medals; and
the Frazer Collection of Confederate Paper Money. 597 lots. . .40
July 22. Dr. Jas. J. Mills. Coins, Medals, Indian Relics and An-
tiquities. 672 lots ......... .40
Sept. 18. Jacob Giles Morris. American Coins, many rare. For-
eign Dollars, a large number, and Gold Coins. 712 lots . .40
Oct. 29. Jacob Giles Morris. Part II. Ancient Greek and Roman,
Mediaeval and Modern. 682 lots. . ..... .40
Dec. 16. Wm. Norman, Adrian G. Cook and others. Many U. S.
and Miscellaneous Foreign. 706 lots. ..... .40
1902.
Jan. 17. A. P. W. Johnston, C. D. Perry, and others. U. S. and
Foreign, some scarce gold. 598 lots. . . . . . .40
Feb. 27. Dr. J. J. Lussier, Arthur G Davis, etc. 546 lots. . . .40
Mar. 26. B. L. Belden and others. British War Medals, Oriental
and Chinese, and various U. S., Canadian and Foreign. 612 lots. .40
Collectors will be materially aided in the pursuit and pleasures
of Numismatics, and kept advised of the current events relating
to the science, by subscribing to the “American Journal of
Numismatics,” published quarterly since 1866. Price, $ 2.00 per
annum. Specimen numbers, 50 cents.
Subscriptions may be sent to W. T. R. Marvin, 73 Federal
Street, Boston, or Lyman H. Low, United Charities Building,
4th Avenue and 22d Street, New York.
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